NeuroSky與Square Enix推出腦波控制的遊戲控制器 (1)
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用腦波來玩遊戲的新玩法似乎已經走出實驗室階段了，這家名為「NeuroSky」的廠商在心智控制領域方面鑽研，繼上次的腦波偵測器，這次與Square Enix合作，推出可以應用在遊戲的腦波控制器，透過額頭前的偵測器讀取腦波，進而在遊戲中來進行動作與操作。這個腦波控制器套件目前只支援Windows平台，會在今年的日本電玩展展示，有了Square Enix的支援，相信用腦波來玩的遊戲推出指日可待。看來用腦波來玩H Game的日子不遠了...延伸閱讀：OCZ推出頭戴式腦波控制遊戲系統延伸閱讀：用「念力」玩電動玩具
Talking the New Xbox Live Experience for a Short Ride [New Xbox Experience] (1)
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Aaron Greenberg, group product manager for Xbox 360, may not have been wearing a velvet smoking jacket, but he still had some pretty sexy stuff to show off today in a hotel room opposite the convention hall today. Greenberg walked a group of journalists through a demonstration of the live and kicking New Xbox Live experience. Showing us a bit about avatar creation, how friends will show up in the 3D world and how games, ...
New Xbox Dash Gets Release Date [Tokyo Game Show 2008] (1)
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Speaking at today's Microsoft TGS address, it's been revealed that the console's revamped dashboard will be released on November 19. And it'll be released on November 19 worldwide. That's just over a month away, calendar-watchers, so if you have any last words you'd like to say to your trusty old blades dash, now's the time to get them off your chest.
Tekken 6 Coming To Xbox 360 [Tokyo Game Show 2008] (1)
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During his keynote at the 2008 Tokyo Game Show, Microsoft's John Schappert announced that beloved fighting franchise Tekken would be making the leap to the Xbox 360 in 2009 with Tekken 6. The Xbox 360 version will feature the Bloodline Rebellion update that recently went live in Japanese arcades, which introduces two new characters, Alisa Boskonovich and Lars Alexanderson. This marks the first time the series has appeared outside of a Sony, and while it ...
LocoRoco 2: Afros, Home, Luft Balloons and Water [Impressions] (1)
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LocoRoco designer Tsutomu Kouno knows better than to mess with a good thing and LocoRoco was most certainly that. Taking direct control away from gamers, the light-hearted gelatinous-filled title instead had gamers shifting the world around the characters to move them. Personally, I loved the game. It was packed with character, catchy music and made-up language. LocoRoco 2 looks to be all of that and more. Maybe, just maybe, a bit too much more, but ...
Let's Patapon 2 Multiplayer [Tokyo Game Show 2008] (1)
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Who wants to hear about Patapon 2? And, specifically, about it's biggest new addition, multiplayer? Oh, you? Great, take a seat. We spoke with Patapon creator Hiroyuki Kotani today, and got a good look at the sequel's new multiplayer aspect, which lets up to four players (ad-hoc) take part in a two-stage affair. First stage, it's standard Patapon stuff, with players taking control of customisable heroes (with masks!) as you kill animals. Second stage you ...
NeuroSky and Square Enix set to demo mind-controlled gaming (1)
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Filed under: Gaming The last time we saw NeuroSky's MindSet brainwave-controlled gaming headset, the company was partnering with Sega -- now the peripheral-maker has teamed with Square Enix to produce what we hope will be a "mind-blowing" (groan) demo at this year's Tokyo Game Show. If you'll recall, NeuroSky has been pushing its unique brand of mind-controlled gaming since way back in 2005, but it appears the technology has become increasingly attractive to notable game-makers ...
